Kenyans Unearth Post of Bungoma Boy's Uncle Claiming Prophet Owuor Healed Skin Condition

Kenyans Unearth Post of Bungoma Boy's Uncle Claiming Prophet Owuor Healed Skin Condition

A resurfaced 2023 post claims Bryson was healed at Prophet Owuor’s Nakuru crusade, as questions mount over his ongoing need for specialist medical care today.

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A 2023 social media post by the uncle of Bryson, the young boy whose skin condition recently moved Kenyans to tears this week, has resurfaced and raised questions online about the nature of his long-running medical struggles.

The post, attributed to a man identified as Maruti, the boy's uncle, was published on January 2, 2023, and claimed that Bryson "was instantly healed of leprosy" at a Prophet Owuor crusade held in Nakuru.

The claim attracted fresh scrutiny after Bryson's story went viral and comedian Eric Omondi stepped in, helping raise over KSh 500k towards the boy's treatment.

Mosiria shares update as Bungoma teen battling skin condition is admitted to a Nairobi hospital

What has left many Kenyans perplexed is not the claim itself, but who made it. Maruti, the same person who reportedly shared the faith-healing post in 2023, is among those who have since been openly thanking Eric Omondi and other well-wishers for coming to Bryson's aid.

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The apparent contradiction between the two positions has sparked considerable discussion online.

In brief

PAY ATTENTION: TUKO is in WhatsApp Channels now! A 2023 social media post by the uncle of Bryson, the young boy whose skin condition recently moved Kenyans to tears this week, has resurfaced and raised questions online about the nature of his long-running medical struggles. Mosiria shares update as Bungoma teen battling skin condition is admitted to a Nairobi hospital What has left many Kenyans perplexed is not the claim itself, but who made it.

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